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Erratum for Møller, Am J Audiol 10 (2) 68-77.
American Journal of Audiology Vol.11 12 June 2002.
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The Human Auditory Brain-stem Response to High Click Rates

Aging Effects

Robert F. Burkard and Donald Sims

In the December 2001 issue (Vol. 10, No. 2), "The Human Auditory Brain-stem Response to High Click Rates: Aging Effects" by Robert F. Burkard and Donald Sims was incorrectly classified as a viewpoint. It should have been classified as an article. In addition, the table of contents indicated an incorrect page number for "Neurophysiologic Basis for Cochlear and Auditory Brainstem Implants" by Aage R. Miller. The correct page number is 68. We regret these errors.


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